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Switzer students show love to Macomb County snowplow
11/21/2019
Switzer student submits winning design to decorate county snowplow
The Mayor of Amphibiville promotes Michigan's official conservation week
11/29/2018
Conservation week set for December 1-7
UCS student is one of ten honored nationally for conservation work
09/28/2018
Trinity Favazza earns President's Environmental Youth Award
Student in front of winning design
Trinity with Detroit Zoo shirt on
Student in green dress in front of capital building in D.C.
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Leadership opportunities open doors for UCS senior
12/05/2019
UAIS senior named among 1,900 finalists in scholarship competition
Healthy message has students jumping
12/05/2019
UCS elementary schools among 35 statewide to receive nutritional assembly
FAQs - Updated PowerSchool App
12/04/2019
Information related to an updated PowerSchool App
Senior Portrait of Julie Elfishawy
students in front of assembly
Logo of PowerSchool
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Happy Holiday wishes are extended to all!  Parent-teacher conferences were a tremendous success.  It is great to report that our conference attendance rate was 99%!  The support and communication between our parents and the school staff is vital and appreciated.

Winter weather has decided to come early and stick around for a while. As long as it above 10 degrees, including wind chill factor, we will be going outside for recess.  Please keep this in mind when you send your child off to school. Coats, hats, gloves, scarves, and boots need to be worn to protect your child from the elements. In the event that the temperature does fall below 10 degrees we will be having inside recess.

 

We also scheduled charity drives to help local families. Our Student Council/School has arranged for the following collections:

 

Giving Tree: (through December 6)

Tags are available with specific needs of families in the community. The gifts are organized by Eisenhower students and delivered before the holidays. If you take a tag, please do not wrap the gift (gift bags are best) and please include a gift receipt. Extra tags are available at Switzer.

Lions Club Food Drive (through December 6)

We are collecting non-perishable food items.  The Shelby Township Lions Club will distribute the non-perishable food items we collect to local families in our community.

Toys for Tots (pick up December 12 11am)

The Switzer Student Council has partnered with the United States Marine Corps to sponsor their annual Toys for Tots collection. We are looking for brand new, unwrapped toys.  Please consider bringing in a toy to donate.

Mitten Tree (through December 6)

Winter can be cold and uncomfortable without proper clothing. Switzer is sponsoring a hat and mitten tree. If you would like to donate, please send new mittens, gloves, hats, scarves, and/or socks for our special giving tree. All collection boxes will be located in the lobby and main office.

 

Thank you for your giving spirit.  Have a safe and happy holiday season from our Switzer family to yours.

Sincerely,                                

Jacob Palmer

 

The Switzer Elementary community is committed to helping all students become responsible life-long learners by maintaining a safe, positive environment that encourages individuals to reach their full potential.

March Is Reading Month

Academic Blitz”Reading is Awesome” is the 2017 March is Reading month theme at Switzer. We started our reading month with our reading assembly today. Information has been sent home but is also included in this newsletter. Students will be bringing home their packet with reading goals and a log sheets to be turned in on Mondays, starting March 13. Students who meet their goals and turn in their log sheets will be awarded tickets/legos and be entered into drawings for access passes to the Lego Garage or Slurpees. If we hit our school goal we will have a special visit from our “lego rescue heros” from the police, fire and homeland security. Don’t forget family reading night planned for March 24, at 6:30pm. All prizes and events have been funded by our supportive PTO and thank you Switzer reading committee for your hard work and great ideas!

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